Today, we cover the win streak of Princeton Women’s Basketball, changes to Princeton Public School’s administration, the state of Virginia’s decision on legacy admissions, and the prison sentencing of Pakistani Prime Minister, Imran Khan.

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Basketball - https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/6c7d4bee-14ac-4905-b971-1d2e7e88ee61

Today, we cover grade inflation, the new Dean of the College Michael D. Gordin, a new ruling on the IRS contractor who leaked Trump’s tax returns, and figure skater Kamila Valieva’s suspension from international competition.

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Grade inflation - https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/84a9fe04-1bb8-4130-b5c5-7c783766b238

Today on Daybreak, we cover reactions to the resignation of Claudine Gay, additional Princeton University Art Museum artifacts connected to fraud, an uptick in tech layoffs at the start of the new year, and an attack on U.S. soldiers in Jordan.
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Read more about Claudine Gay: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/da8886d2-5da8-422c-9bfb-b73a665a7303 

Unlike some of Princeton's more beloved critters, the birds of Princeton are often overlooked. However, fans of birds have a home with the Princeton Birding Society. We took a walk with them to learn more about initiatives to create more bird friendly buildings, as well as efforts to bring the joy of birding to the campus community. 
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Episode artwork photo courtesy of Patrick Newcombe

New Year, New Board. Today on Daybreak, we get to know the 148th managing board of the Daily Princetonian. We dive into everything from their goals for this year to their favorite newsroom snacks. Listen in!

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3 Princeton DEI staff members resign, alleging lack of support

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Lesbian and sapphic communities on campus: in need of revival

Today, we cover exchange students’ perspectives at Princeton, late Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s funeral service, and volcanic activity in Iceland.

Today, we cover Princeton's Single Choice Early Action admissions decision release, an update in the case against Alex Jones, and a migrant vessel sinking off the coast of Libya. 

Today, we cover the suspension of the Rutgers chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine, statements from the most recent meeting of the Federal Reserve, economic reforms in Argentina, and the Schwarzman scholarship program.

Editor's Note: The Rutgers SJP chapter was suspended on Dec. 12, not Dec. 13.

Today, we cover a retrospective on the Nude Olympics, the calls for Harvard’s president to step down, and a pending buyout of holiday season icon Macy’s.

Nude Olympics: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/12/princeton-features-nude-olympics-canceled-holder-hall-snowfall 

Today, we cover an opinion on the ‘Prince's influence on prospective students, the sentencing of the Oxford High shooter, and the recent influx of Rohingya refugees on Indonesian shores.